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Shipwrecked Mariners' Society - Report From The Chief Executive

Shipwrecked Mariners' Society Chief Executive, Commodore Malcolm Williams CBE RN, reports on the Charity's work over the past year.

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ITV Meridian, 20th October 2011, Celebrations Of The Sea

Shipwrecked Mariners' Society launches its Celebrations of the Sea exhibition at the Brighton Sea Life Centre on 20th October 2011. ITV Meridian p...

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Shipwrecked Mariners' Society 'Celebrations of the Sea' Exhibition

Shipwrecked Mariners' Society launches its 'Celebrations of the Sea' exhibition, a photography exhibition underwater sponsored by John West, featur...

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About Shipwrecked Mariners' Society

Founded in 1839 the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners Royal Benevolent Societys main aim is to provide financial help to merchant seafarers, fishermen and their dependants who are in need. Regular grants are made to ex- seafarers, or their widows, on a six monthly basis while special or one-off grants are made to meet specific needs.

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The Society specialises in providing specific items which are needed in a crisis, such as replacement washing machines or fridge freezers, covers the cost of equipment required due to a medical condition, such as mobility scooters, stairlifts, adjustable beds or riser/recliner chairs, and helps with priority debts and essential household repairs - things which can make a huge difference to an individuals quality of life but which they just cannot afford because they are on a low fixed income and have no savings.

Commodore Malcolm Williams CBE RN, Chief Executive of the Shipwrecked Mariners Society, adds: For centuries, Merchant Navy seafarers have worked through war and conflict, with suffering and sacrifice, to develop our nation and secure the freedoms we all now enjoy while the fishermen have braved the elements to bring us our food.

For the past 170 years we have worked with people who have spent their lives at sea or the families of those who have died or been injured in a shipwreck to ensure they receive the standard of living they deserve. With your help, we hope we can continue to provide this support for another 170 years.

The Shipwrecked Mariners Society relies on the generosity of the public and it very much needs your help in order to provide assistance for the next 170 years. Donating is easy either visit the Societys website at www.shipwreckedmariners.org.uk, or call 01243 789 329.

If you shop on line through the Shipwrecked Mariners, the Society receives a contribution from the retailer at no cost to you.

Alternatively, money can be donated via the Societys large red collection mines which are located in areas of maritime importance along the UK coastline.

Every penny donated goes directly to help people who have spent their lives at sea or who have been involved in a wreck, to ensure they, and their families, enjoy the standard of living they deserve.

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ITV Meridian, 20th October 2011, Celebrations Of The Sea